Drilling Tools and Their Purposes

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Masonry drill bit

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Features a tungsten tip.

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Correct tools for making holes in masonry

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HSS drill bit, Masonry drill bit, Core drill.

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Tools needed for masonry drilling

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HSS drill bit, Masonry drill bit, Core drill.

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The SDS drill can be set as a chisel, allowing hammer action without rotation.

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This feature is useful for breaking up hard materials.

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Images of various fillers like Portland cement, Polyfilla, and others.

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Visual representation of different types of fillers used for masonry surfaces.

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Wetting in

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Moistening the surface of the masonry to improve adhesion of the filling material.

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Learning resources for masonry repair

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Online videos offer practical guidance for effective repair techniques.

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Lifting floorboards: Step 3

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Mark the centre of the joists where the board is to be cut. If not possible, make a cut next to the joist and fit supporting cleats afterwards.

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The board can now be lifted using a bolster chisel to prise it up.

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A bolster chisel is used to lift the board after cutting.

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Lifting chipboard: Step 2

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There is no need to mark the joists with chipboard, as the long joints indicate where they are. They rest on the joists.